The serious, serious side of America's pastime.

About a lot more than baseball, but set so deep inside it that you can barely haul yourself out.

To my mind a bit too maudlin, sappy, and predictable, but just fabulously staged, shot, and edited, with a soundtrack to match.

The absolute classic of summer vacation, summer sports, summer pranks, being a geek, etc.

A sports natural lends his talent to a middlin', predictable story.

The lighter side of sports during the ugly days of American apartheid.

Tons of great baseball stuff in which to immerse yourself.

Sadly, Gary Coleman does not say, "What you talkin' 'bout, Willis?" once in this entire film.

Not so much about baseball, as about the unbalanced people who attach their own sense of self-worth and purpose to baseball franchises.

The 1998 account of the notorious 1919 Chicago Black Sox scandal.

A kid who's got an in with the angels gets them focused on much more important things, like professional baseball.

The musical tribute to what is probably the greatest club in the history of the game.

Keanu finds relevance coaching down-and-outers, and they get focus and hope, and a major life lesson is learned by all.

He's new, but he's got a handle on how things are done.

Hey, kids, let's all pull together and win this one for the . . . uh, something, something.

What could be better than a monkey-and-baseball movie, right?

An arguably squishy drama about the relationshp between Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris.

America's pastime, exported to the Rooskies.

Japanime takes on one of its more popular sporting endeavors.

Not a baseball movie, but with a killer finale with the LA Dodgers, the stadium, the fans, and Reggie that shows the Zuckers' love for the game.